The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-24 00:00:00

tP:RkPORT. :ure of what he had alreoly dooe i wi,at intended to do : that Sir H. hi nerd, even' then:Nig l - !died a wish, t hat turthto oticusive opeottioris shouhl be abstained (rein until the the arrival of, the 'ex pe6ted reinforcements : that on the trext data battle cooled, and that Sir H. Bullard, in immediately-pro eeeding to the scene of 'was apprised of it, and guided only by .the tioise of the'firki that )ipon eutering. the fit4d, and le.o - nini4' ttv= . l ,ta - te 1)1 things, he approved of the pialt and crwasnre3 .. pur sued by Sit A. Wellesley, which'Ofkittid - mea sures:he certainly was pot disposed:loll4'lb pl. alter, ciretunstances theit"stood - :"•:ThrOugh We!' whole of this conduct; their Lordships must observe,' that Sir Harry BUrrard, by approving the measures of his Fred* weir in cominand, had subjected hitn ,:~li to all the roponsibility that might be incurred by too result aod tint, if a defeat, iostead of a Vic y, had -tiport Sir H.Burtard Would have IC;..qt the v, eight of the, blame or disgrace of the doaster, if di ,2o he 41 so far takentiponhiMself the respoosibility of 'llie'ConseCitlettces, was it there than.justice, that he should participafeat least equal•i ly inthe honours bestowed on 'the emerprize, to the :ol.une of wlnch,'hiia it other Wise Rimed out, he had rendered himself liable by his approval of the steps taken _by Sir Arthur Wellesley. This was a consi deration which would no doubt weigh with their LordAips not wily as one which, nearly tauChed the reputation of a gallant Officer; but Mitch most tend to 'towe considerable influence and efreet upon rho military service in general. Too 'much Caution could not be observed iii rmiking'distin4iOns site!) as the present motion would inculcate and sanßioh, nor could that liouse be too [nab on their guard in conferring the high hOnour of their Thanks on any ordinary occasion. With hiin, at least, these mo tivesk aud regard to the jwitice that w.as due to tho charaaer of Sir H.liorrard, had sufficient weight to induce hint . to ohjeet to the' Motion as it now stood, and to move as au amendment, that the name of sir H. Burrard be introduced into the wording of the motion. • . ' Lord Hharcowny could not see the force of ,the arguments adduced against the motion by ihe w Noble Baron who spoke, last. It never could "be the interition of his Noble Friend who moved it it certainly was the rentote , A thing possible from his Mind to insinuate any thing like blame to Sir Harrx Butrard, or in any .v ay,' directly or indirect 14detracifropl his Molt or character as err Of liver ;'oiltfieeontrary, in coucturing with his NOble i , :riLticl 'in the ;',present itotioo, he could mit but that:he ionctrrred in the wishei of Sn Harry Burrard hiat'sel f. At . who could be 5u4044.116 feel more anxious for just honours to beAfaiirio those services, thbri the Mon Who bld sanbtiOtied, by his approval, the :measures winch had • been adoptal to give . thein Nohle Lords ben? in Mindtbe, encoridorns passed by Sir Harry turt+tl on the conduct and achievt4tnilitto", of Sir Arthur ti, ordBUCKINIIM GI TIRE expreased the same sen• n 1 nts of admiration .for the services anti, charmer of ir' A. Wellesley; and asked the Noble Baron, Who moved the Amendment, who could be better ju3lgesOf.the"tiontitiO of: that gallantGetieral . than , the Officers' who served• with him io the memorable battle of "Vitniera. He might mention, amottb. .othetti• Generals. Spencer and Ferguson.' , Did not the cline to biro all themetit of thatyday ?,.Was if not their opinion that, had the viaory.of Virniera been followed 9p, the Most important atid„glopo9s results might be expeeted horn it ? • , . ' Lord AlotitAi in explanation, said, that his inter 'pretation of the evidence of General Sp4neer was sornewbactliffereht.' To' the best' of his judgment, lie did not hesitate to say,' that Sir 1:. 13urrarcl .was petithly-itistifiectin stopping the pursuit of the ane• my,' tinder the circumstances • in whch he was placed at the moment;' Notwithstanding what had . beenUrgedhy his Noble Friends', he could not but persist in entering his protest against the motion of the Noble Earl. At least, he should now move that the motidtl be withdrawn, and the debate adjourn ed, until the name of Sir H. Burrard was introduced . ‘VOleOleY:j let 10:1L'In r,:eollcct' the dignified and magnittitinous forbearance with which he obstaitiLd ]rota, assunring the cormnand,' under tit? eltentri stances:aslte found them (Allis arrival; or arrovt ing to himself tilt)' of ' the Incriv whitlf ti-rose from the. glorious issite.', ' Sir 'Tarry Buried; in so f-loing. aeit;cl 4 11004 t g:0,0005 ii4tl noble part. 'lle liingttage .of hiS'. diTati-.;.hes - bore teitimoby tt, the elaints of Sir Arthur Wellesley; and to the conduct whiett were the gr , :.et'alit of those elaint4.--(Flere i i,: t e Noble Lord read eNtraets from the' Dispatches to prove his asseruon),, and coteended, that to itn- - ' putt.; any . other feelin g to Sir Barryßurtard Otani those Wilith his dispatelle t i conveyed, would indeed be depriving him of the: hurrour to whiett — huth A' liberal and disinterested OQ4utit ' had So eminently entitled hito to. Ile should' therefine imagine Sir Hwy itutrard would; he the last man who could •tvish,rktry objection to i be inade to the present ino. Oath If not, he had itrt claim in his opinion to "11 )( •..prake, which Cie labgnage, triaoner, and import Of i his di.:,patch .to laid' , entitled him to. As to the ph,. , ..y..vation cat the NO :le _baron ( t 'g N.foira), that. 4 . 1 e II ;14 t t ‘w . Ib . .icit i k of that !louse, should nut be iudiscriniptati.:tyhefitowed„ he perreetly agreed wOh the Noble Baron that they Atould not,, but lie wl4,ll4o'ered'fcmti hitn ittdceci, if the obstirVation watt meant to insinuate that such a victory as that ortfitniera WAS nOt 01 that splendid arid distingui:,ll - .viihicl‘ justly elairried the fairest re ward. ti rotild.pessi ily be'be...to , , , , , ed .. .nnott it.. fie was truly sorry, that offaufh art giCt'asyiniliere'shottld occur ally thing to iitotofb , rhea imaniinity or the , . , : ,i_ l o r d .5 44)1 . 4 00Tjt wal read~', cat au occasions, t o pi , / the uterfost defeience to the Opinion oi 114, i'N.: able Friend Who movedtite amendment, but more lye'. t i, c . k o, ar ty on topics of the nature of the ,preient. It \vns with regret„ ,tlitnilore, he kit Lim wit: ithliled It) surlier from hint on this . occasion. Icor the chat. of Sir I.larry ,r,urrard, as an offieer and 'a mon, he entertained the highest respect, and tiro thine; ,it the world,sitiiald indoceJrint 'to ascot to arty 1,:w,,1it)11 WhiC4 COUN )taut) alc slitlitest tendency to divaragetlie irnir,in,,o that gQl!atit Genefal. So Jar 11041.4ar4optitit o,!ty:,iicil ct,:ipisition, there was I tif) prat .1 ~vobigl),4!;. PI ,neat ,th:11i: title to hit)) the t .fi.n,4ll,ty, : •44.interesto, • mpl k:,()l,:ie part wbich 'bp liaed in aprwiling' the cotidnet of Sir Artlitir Wel-' i i , ,,ky, in t o in continuing' drat' distii4;nishett Officer in coin:timid during the rcrilainder of that glorious' ,toy, : "re suppo,ie that lie r.'grettedsirch 'a conduct, woulLl lit'„ to tear from hint ,tte Most splendid :por ilim a 111(, priiiie whit Ii 110 might justly claitn.fpt , Lis disinterestetl sell.climinl,' oh ' that' ocerision,, lf ix 1 1 ..01 atq email to the tly.ttil.,:S. of 'that - Ifoniie l ;':,li: „. : , i ,. ; f u r ha , .:ti,r cl.,,if...rved ,ticii a behaviour, and tii6.;‘6 „. 1 „, "mulct i.lo.ny that claim, would be' thOse whO• v. oti'.(l derogate &W 1,.. that 'Merit. AS to . the M.: - ' ... FIRE 11T ST. J.4.llES's P.4L4C.E.- . , We have not been able to learn the origin of this di - cicifill catastrophe, . The father of the .onfortu. nate young 'woman, the servant to ,Mi&s Rice,' who unfortunately lost her I . (e in the dreadful 'confla 'gioationb, came •to town , . yesterdayi, -from 'Windsor . 5 but no tidings could bp learnt even of, her ashes, thernins continuing in too heated a state to attempt to dig among thAn ; yet 1130 apartments adjoining her Majesty's private apartments, formerly, used as the nursery, were saved 'from the ravagingtiames by thefiretuen unroofing the building. The apartments of 'Miss • Brudenell, .one of - the Maids of Honour, t, Lady Charlotte Finch, Mrs. Fielding, and others iiii* -considered in great darter of catching fire ; the fittfilliei were put fomuebinconvenlenceand:alarmi and had the'principal part 'of their valuabl&r proper% ty removed 5 .the . .srildters of the filist Itegiruent'of Guards, who were on duty, were called, in to their assistance to remove the .properip; we are extremely sorry tO:say,Allat at , this tun of generi4 salluaity and distress, : one of theip di aced himsr.lt'brtitea) , ing a watch arid a neeklace,.o4itly he took liftrne.tj i r his lodgings. :The Connuancrum Otlicur,bFAujan. formed of the circutristapec i ihel'lnatiwarticoAe4 l bor, and taken into custody 5" the watch 'and nitilt i k 0 'yOti) found, init nOX. Ygilitartiy iii.lv.'ill cititilf ' * iiit: Nif. It r•str, tit Bowstreut 011 ice., whop , Ati l o'es i were proved to be rho Timmy of MrSt . ll:4 - ftesciie, Ori,,bottiwkeeper of Miss Brudenell. I tewa . corn 7 witted for Jtial. A i , : .• - ' ..,A. number of persop,4 914istin,aitm.i OPtifft3 yep. . , . terday-et the Palace to/view the, ruins , lil y 90 00 fai7.la g4itl admittance without hav j ing, a ii tteitet to. pass and repostr--an excellent regpiatipg tbe,9l : :, men, belonging to ,;tite Lord chainherkp'“ . 0 . ,. have ; adopted, IQ pVcvPnt intPrPlifir pckcso.opii9,44. admittance, 4$ some . lava. wantonly . injured the M I , pestry,' .Sce• , •• . , , The Duke ; of Cambridge ,was, particularly aoe*, ... . during,the fire. . lie was attended by Mi. Stierti an the whole tiaw.,, Tile Pfillgineers would out form a , line t 9 AlkiSt in gettiog water , from the Canal ILO past, . six in.the morning, ,each being ambitions oldie post ~ olhouour to piity on the Palace , ~.. and ~t WAS solely owing tottie e!al - tions of the 111 1 0 and Mr. 8 .'i114 , this .wai at I,ist ~ccompliined—had it been delaieda„ , rpArter J ot. au , hot t loirgcr, the State Apartments ; would ,have been ,on fire, and the whole Palace, 'cOnstlined. Al hinentable accident odcurred near Cider.laue. end, in the Beaccitsfield.road,on . Stitiday afternoon.' Mr, Weblin, - clerk, to a wit()ltisaleilinen-draper, W - estniiiniter, was returning to London froine short' visit to "a relation in the'reighbourhoodot. Cc lliliamt, Berko, In a single horso.chaisaAtcconipanied by Ils wile'and a nephew, eight - yours old, When the At\ew having fallen heavily, end the track of the road being hidden, the wheel'of the chaise suddenly went into ditth of seven feet _deep, which width sufficient to c.Ontain th vehicle ' the three pej*liii were complev:ly buried; Mr,„Weblitt, atinerl an isir« tel sttspence of u hour, otivicated liiinstl4,and he got 018 Mrs, W. w ill) assistatVii, win isMSOuriveye4, to a lifeless state, to the'S*in POlie , ltttite--With a leg. broke, besides , severe 'bruises.. ~ :Thts• )ittlet tug was Iti . titly tikvti out a corpsei,,The snowAvaseignt feet deep, Icearly too sheep diod 'O,-0 , .?4 in thr nia r itit4, near, Louth, owing to tho. ;( • r. „I,„ii ArClair Wellesley, in 'the services re f 11 , 3 ,1, t o , In I:js Nol.);e Frietitf:i motion, nothing in afore splendid, or more likvlk to up thi.! mir,tary chAracter of the Country, in the! Y j uropo. (.)I that eharadter we could not be tet'oJer and je.3lolii, eSpeCiallif It A trolliCtit like tho yvioi much eperided upon it 'mitt Wimi 10 much tnight sled depend upon Ndihtng should be held so dear as the r !if men 118 Sir Arthur Wellesley. ;! it r.;,t,':it! We.ll as an to the calm'. r,%icais was he to nee unanimity pte., 0:1 Coo CCC;H()11, vetittlie " Crig..tat rni&At, be prevaili..d.oll LON OW:: PrihtecT by At the tiN-0;.4" , 1?/Citaitl) liirtars, 01 :in. 4. Nrartitti-ciairr. r , i l v(!..stri . "o.l No, iv t.,-trrn,ct ; ht: re ildtit.:7 tdiJeM e7t;S p Offiers Yesterday lm'ingithe' first day of :Hilary Ttrat, - tlie Judges proceeded:ll3 We,ttuinster llttif awl opeued the respective Courts. with the usuallormaittles. C9UO•Rt OF '?LEG'S BENCH. ' Lord Ef.i.'hUrishoi7On being indisposed with the `gout, Sir NAri Geop.; Sir . Simor4 Lir. - 13thrit, tired Sir JonN I3v4y, were the only sinclgeri'present. The Couit Wois'OcCopied - in attending-to-the Justi fication of' bad j ,for near an 'hour,' and in hearing the return of CottviCtS employed at Woril \yid' and on the public works at Lfingstone Harbour he M'I'OR U FX-GENERAL arrayed for' a new trial in the Case of Favine v.,Bennet; in which'tlie Jury found a veidkt for the Defendant. 'l l he'Leathed Counsel stated, that ' the verdia was not cirifritgaitit the positive direrlion of the Judge (Lorcflleribo rongh),` but also contrary to the' law and the fzid.'. The .t testis was, whether - 62 payment made to a Broker, under the y special circuinsttinceS of the case, was 6'payment fo'the'Plaintiti.rtid Court 'granted a rule'to shrew cause. '" • • - HAst obtained a title abSolure 'for discharging a debtor out of Chnfinettiefit fiir a debt under aril. be having been a prisoner the King's' Bench for a twelVernonth, and in execution fcir that stun. — This, by a recent - ACS of Lord Ellenborough, is con sidered as exlititiiiing the 'debt;:—Nottrintr'else oth cutred, and the Court rose at three o'clock. • into it. , . Lord GROSVENOR, neatly concurred in the opinion of Lord Moira, Lord MIUI,GEAVE went,sornewliat. minutely into the hiStory and the merits - of the operatiOns in l'Or tugal, and paid every tribute , of, praise to the very. distinguished part which..Sir.A.',‘Yllesley had abed In them, The services of that g4llant General were: in his opinion, highly deserving of -r every distintlion. which their Lordships' House could confer uPon him. . . . . Lord AucKLAtio spoke in favour of the motion., Lord ElitiKlNit, 'spoke at some length in support' Of the Amendment. The question was .now: anxiously called for, and, 'I _ was put. on Lord ; Moires, Amendment, : which was .1 , O n :lartirday morning - , as the son oi' l ,ii . 'ii.i.iiiinent negatived without a division; : and Ow original ques- !ewho?' , !sale jeweller, on Clerketi well-green, was,pass tion being then put,, . . ..4 lord :Alpo& observed, ,that the. House haVitl i i" : 1124 :.11)Sc011tie . C1 wind his ' father's Louse had - peen oVer4uled his Amendment, he should withdraw his b ro ken oPe9 , ' , mod 'OO 4 of jewe l lery got : 14 to a.. . , . objetlion to the present motion, which was then very . consider:lble artnintn i he, in consequtnee ; ran agreed ; to nein . . diss en t . into . the Public Oflidi.c, flow-street, and procniedthe • . AMERICA,' ' ' ' • -•• assistance of 'one,of 2 the pltrole, who ran after the ' Lord 'AUCKLAND moved, that there be laid be- fellow, and in 'apPreliending . hint lie made a despe ford the . House Copies or Extraas -Of =such Corre. . t'ale?esi§titice - . '' ,Fle . underkkent an examination be spondence 'fir..nray have takeneplace -hettifirsiti hiS,i , fore Mr. GRAIUM, and was committed for farther Majesty's 'Ministers and tho4;overnora of :. the... exaMinatlen. Urineii StatCs of America; since'innuary, 1806 . ..4.. i .rameißri t tan , a well-known that - ober, was ap. Agree11'0 . ...,:.`,.. ,' :. '•- . : ~: : ' prehended. on Friday night,: in Newton street,, Adjourned at Half Past, Seven.: • . .„..- ". .., • Drury-tanin on suspicion of being oneof the robbers - , concerned in breaking open'the houto:!ot Countesi: . 110 UST. : Op co Atiltaivs • . . ~ , AI o IITODV; but the . principal : Witnetot - on , the kirmte trials was not able to identi4eltis :person. Vie: morinnv, ima.: - ..)3. . .- ,' • . • ~; (. Magistrates, hOWever, committed. hini for trial. '•. At four o ' clock, k } 4 ; 0c.., Lie ~l'EAKEA,cOl.lllted the IVltim. j' . Jl' .'•• ''• ' Nis • present; and there 'being only j 9, (one . fewer On 111 9 1 :4a ,Avernft.go be,t'Yeen s ix and seven thank ne.cessery ti) constitute a .k - IOUS,)"111) adjourn- , o'clock . , - a ,,, s'„ s . _,i' r, Afreli vi diii i il ton ' wai t. travelling . in t it moot t ill to ..t uo i row col i sequent ly, toe k pl ace. post: enaist rrOtie Panditnn, thraugurc.,- 1 a in?, i ll 11riton.;;•critiSeway; iiiWatilaChipharn;hti Wasstenned by two footpads. The post-boy not stopping When they first' called oitt, a pistol wos'diSeharged ar hirn, which fortunately missed 'llini. ; ' The chaise being • sionped;The villains 'robbed C4fit, H. of his watch, e;bll,'imOd 4 6016: , ' ... . ' ' , , We stated in a'forrner Paper, that the ship Mon tice/lo , front I:intil„hatt.fattfo' in Wittetitee w ri.Lek of . 2 vessel' at 'bea, on. whiVlV!ivaK ti.)tirkettrtiLlit e An4 fait Of the crew, wliO . httirflortserved a preearidos exist-1 ence for a number tii'days by feeding upon the .bodies of • his comrailes. NV hen the Captain 'of the iffidittiectia took tins wretelicitindif on bond his ship, behave him - a Change of elutlidehilitlinen, and Would not sutler hint to take much sustenance at onetitne, The iii-4 nutriment lie ga've 'Min was t'w'o 'Claps of . cotiCe and it small piece of toast, and bfatfliering to thfs systerri, in the - course of a- fe,V days'Jlii man waS'quite restored to health. He proved a:niest ',etc!. eellent sailOr, arid •wris 2' greAt acquisition. - I.lllt - lIS a.eurionS fan, that ntiOnieof she crew of the Eicilto Nvciti.icl, for a length of time: :associ a te Whir Idea on account of the diet 11e:1i:idled'neon ; hoping to 'cure. them Of their prejudice;' the Captain 'kindly invited the unfortunate• seat - ban to his: table; but thisiliattnot time desired effeet.;,,on the contrary, those pewit a who uhually inessed ntith the Captain deserted l t isOble.. ' , ,'.fitni, however, and . the general good, 6antioti oft he. man, restored him to the society of his shipmates: In relating to them his 'sufferings tau ~be, a, tail, wreck, lie abstained, s , 4 much'as pessil4,.. from mentioning the manner of, his . subsistence; but the craw , themselves„liad witnessed his food hung tit,in thellironds; at the:tittle he was taken:6om the . wreck. • ~,' The term Of.this . wrecked ruariunrtis-IllQ' trAs Alorbead,.A native of Durhani,; . tie:served his time, to:the sea,, in the , coal, trade; the ship. in. which lii k ...t, with. wrecked. Wili the - .eicorn, , ...Coptatil M . ' Leod„ .of. Stpiktoo, to .which place they ' were bound, from 1 America, whet, on the 30th of.,o6lobe r , n severe '1 gale olvind came on;, in lat. 51. long, 48. in vonse.,:i quencv of which.the vessel-aufferettso much, that alllthe hands, except: this man, mere either mashed 'overboard,l,or . died in the .tope.. ITI :;111ontieelln, tell iti.with the.wreck of the dietrt in hit..6l. long. 46, when the Captain humanely sent a boat; for. , Morbeedi.•,,.. He was.:was takentent of ilia top, is here he , had beert! for - b i days, lei& towards the, latter end, of - them; hourly ii)N.peding ler, share the nriliappy. :fate of. his coMpaninns. '' . .The*Pfte . eii'in`'lnclia have 4ftiibiiBheii, 'i . ‘*x.,),,,- )1 4 i4c1h*Aiiitiffletnn, ihitt in case im. Officer die' married; liitiYwriloW-is intitled to receive an annual stool. .atidlol: per annum to each . of the Orgy, until theY4*e: 114:years 'of age wikiil the . tiO 4 - ati,' , .. titition . of 30tiLltii fit thetil out irr , Wharei.#ollitiito l'hbatititak ly maypreier.. We are , trndersta 6 . Ilia meritoriOns Fund is vdtprboefoni , , f11i..440; aid ilnurishing. - - ' - ."; , ,;-: , ' , rl- , - ; „.0.,.t..- ' On Thnrsday evening a:teritterpAti 'Who resittes'at tral worth ; was - aecnitird'utider the Myltun wall 11)fr a man who inquired of . -Writi` tlhiltifite' of 'night=; being told he he: , fid - Whteli, — ali3Other fellow came ti wish i .. tiWel ftitlii!'gtititiOn. 4 o-hl.tito fi l ed,at edb6ektiiiii.tit. tor ?ft think kid ` : 1 !II e 'villains effot4 ' Oeir, ;.4 escape. The sentloman \vas relish It al'very t _chidgirob arlas'tol. -, -. ''''''" '411./P'4,444031P, . . COURT OF COMMON pLEAs, lAN. 23. Tim Jud g es of this Court tc-Jk their seats: with, i the 10,ituahty,thiLial, on the first day of Term. After Imil had justified, the Coat rose. The Barons met in the Court of Exchcquer, but the Kea:edit - to were unimportant, ; - :•, „ . ~ ,' . t C4/i t iffllliND l 2ANPAry t .22. 1 / 4- , iiimedhythe Sp4o4,4l)4o44it , Pw re) 4f ,,, miT ii tf tar - ...Ai4itt k e.,.. A t ioi ph _io lite, fur t:.r,, ~,,, , ai a *itti:f a- itierrotorvi :. 1.. b. , !iLtaitC,l • ts.he b :L 1. v; 10! Ihe ecityr, I eittAi PRICE OF YLS Ti. Navy; per Cent. 97 ' 4 Per trent" nt. t a 6 66 6ri P p e e r t 'sank L Anti. if ' - LONDON !UARKETS, Ow. SMITHFIELD MARKET, !As. I • This day's' market considerable- sniipiy t ..,Fritn beasts, and ihe shew cattle . in other resvettlf,' was middling; Bee . and Altititin erit. , ,deareniftitioitt /a'sd,repnrt ;....Porlt. and .Veal::l4l.tat litiit-,prices,• t and the trade in general was -pretty a/ma. The 5100 3 the Haymarket were same What lively ; llay, Straw*, imcf cloter bboitlett Tait priceS.-4 2 hii.' tolroWlt4' , prices atlci humbersate; au aocurate statement ,; . . „ To. sink Plc Uffiti4pceSvorr.ci; 81b, j cal Beef p. Sd. to 4N. od. t 4 4s. ipa.— ," 4s. ed. so be. tilt.--ttasitib Els: ed.7 s tirost ed.%41 1, 011e t* its. 4ti• licaets, - tiii4l o ,-Il'lgs4 Flay 51. roti. ed. ;o 61. los. ed --Clover 51. to. (.41. to 7!. es. ti. 15a. ocl. Ai.,JiiTtikt4 01 1 .-Itt,litAT Ili ,MARK.I.IN b., . ' By Messrs. CHILD .111d:MA. LvAsi Meal Wtokkao's. . '. ;tra.ituitn4 may tiortugthot lan. tcithe Loh of kit. .1. t 1 agrecatilY to the Aatt. 6; Quarters it 93s od 66 Quartcti at 91s oft ' 6.0 ------ at 975: at i , v ic , t er—. ,*1 c o. •.1 2 s ---^-' - --.- at 9ttb ;Oti '',•4 , 30 j',1"*.....0...t . :at. Sti4 VA , 24 -----.........' At 95$ od ) - 7 „ ........--. 4. . 4 11,70 , <Alai," . . . 94 . 7 .—.---.. e i ti.prod- .`, , il ,f4a. , t , —;,..v***,.lt ,31bil Itd ,, , out t et._ 21, , -----..** *v vs* 04 . X34* v. ,- . 4 .ii 4 *6b • 0 ' -0 3/ f, . 2,. •••.--..............• at 918 Ott , e - : 110 1'..it......44100 %pm , - 4 a t 1 1.14 And 93 Quatitirs tiffs. pottQuartar. 'rota; stma'Quittorist.--.K.Verdge *9%, J.I. . / 1... 2tfi. iCll4Witillit saris Kt CUM . A R 1.1 p i fil,oll : l2 t i f () U , trod) ran. 7. tolad. ij, Train F. Cdt.i.ct.(JC.:Le; ( Sacks. b. d. s. J. 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Tel w". tb" et. a CO J.J.ISAAKKEI%*. 2 = , 4111,04astzt. 1; 1 ,r, 0.1 (4,44109,,. at —9 on —0 In * H, 434c, - ..c3 4 i)v 2 , t 6p:t 7 1 ' r 0 a *4 , (.)4i gant. ll, v. (in ,the 19th inst. tite Ladlroftttaittaant.Coionet fifths, -1 Inspecting kiild'aiSceikof—WeilisittgAlliftftvi4trimta of a Son. ; 'On . Saturday hat, in Sottßrittcstratt, PO4lll/iti3 Sittprotpl,t7.. , the Ladrof Urett, Esq. ot D Ag hter. On Sunday lEt, the Lady of Cletarge &iaclt'briete. Esq.''of Bernors-Street. of a Son. , tYesterday inorn.ng, at StafThrd-place, Mn.s Lattri)f lohti Smith, Esq. of the Irish Exchpttier7.s )ll #9 3 3oo a Sun. Latelio; 4 aftterqtaktsein ThayerLsVOetliattitettet-iqiivei3; .1 the Duchess De Castries, of a Sop uad Heir: •ri .it ItriIMMO; Yestercw merlins. at St. Georges, Hanover squire, Wil. 4ans filtnv Esq.. of the - 09114 bay, M t y E spi) lOU fien Frances Catherine, daughter of the tat , : Robert Ryther l'Op plewel Steer, Esq. of liawtry, Yorkshire, )n hursy the tun inst. at Rushed! Church, Stafford., , shire, Mr." Thomas limes lontq; or I.4ndon; to , ivfrAggi Salt, seconajaughtot of the late Edward Esq. End, near W.dsall. f DIED, On Wednesday last, at her honsejn George's-street, media, at four o'clock hi the moinihg, ih the iiod ye sr of her age, is: O'Grady, rella - of -the 'Lite liarhi'.o i oNaelint i Mouht, Yrosped, in that, County,. Esq. and mpater to O , Right Hon. the Lord Chief IlirOn, in I r lailJ On 1 4 ridaF last, suddenly att fiNte,in;thirmotojogetilavi). 0; ton, Somerset, aged 7e, the Hon. Sir lacoh Wow; (tart. ut (hornley, in Deitonshira;- a.Baroit of :4 trelfoly:ftontill Aire, and elder and only brother to baron Wolff. On Saturday last, lohrt' Pranciv MoOre, ) 'of York , buildinss,.New-toa4„,btea ulptor lierners-street. On the 2:3,4 (It limerribeilast, at fluntinkdon, Capt rttas srdphen;on, of thcc.R9yit-Navy, iiA.lll4too y it of .;) age, apd brother . of Dr. "Stephenson, of the Lo) al ilospita!, • -f Lately, at Elmtield, youngest son of Colouel ders; of Cantley, beat' Ddnelistet' • last week, at Reading, akyatt;aclvanced age, Mrs. Tlwo.. dosia Hill, a thaideh Lady. 3 . TOC iliutialtOcks 1 ,1nr.10 13opri.; qs ins. pr 'e rts. pe g : (is. CURS. IPL3Sibleb• os I